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https://www.engadget.com/2016/07/01/sony-is-resurrecting-its-robots-for-a-full-financial-recovery/
Could be interesting if they are successful, and if not, we'll have a bunch of interesting robot bodies to stick EZ-Bs into in a few years (assuming the heads stay on better than the old AIBO. Every AIBO I have ever seen in person had a broken neck....).
Alan
Looking forward to future Sony consumer robotics.
Maybe we will be surprised?
Thanks for sharing.
Steve S
i hear there was a dis agreement by the top manament how the sony qurio,
chould look like.
Alan
they have so much work they can make a living on it.
The story centered on an AIBO which belonged to an elderly woman. She was very attached to it. She sent it off to be repaired by some people who do that using salvaged parts. Of course she was thrilled when it came back in working order. I suspect the company making the program footed the bill. Probably why she had not sent it off before then. They briefly showed the people repairing it, so they may have hand carried it to them and back.
I'm surprised no one has already scanned all the most needed parts for printing.